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ionn posted:Createive exhaust repair. At least it stops it from scraping on the ground. I wish it was tied to the other end of the wiper. *squeeee-clang squeee-clang*
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Meydey posted:Moss is just patina in WA Car fuzz. 
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Too many lenses, its like I'm looking at a car spider.
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And lo', he doesn't know our pain as he's never had the backseat passenger utter the dreaded, "Can you move the seat up?" Or, god forbid, being the one crammed back there in the first place.
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BoostCreep posted:How dare you make fun of 80's Japanese interiors. The "I know exactly how fast I was going, officer." seatbelt. It's also 
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What's with all the plastic or carbon fiber? I thought this thing was supposed to be a bulletproof stainless steel tank.
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CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:The Mustang Ii is a far better looker than almost all the poo poo being sold today. The only thing I don't like is the underbite air dam. The rest is decent to good.
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slidebite posted:Many years ago when Mrs slidebite was doing her field work while an articling student in land surveying she told me she would far rather work outside all day when it was minus 40 then when it was plus 40C as it's much easier to stay warm and dry when cold then cool when hot. 1000%
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I would like, though, for them to tie a seat weight sensor or something into that system so the vehicle stops complaining at me that the key was left in it when my fat rear end is still in the vehicle, too.
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My leaky t-case rear seal was just continuous rust proofing the bottom of my truck, okay. Top up the red juice on occasion and s'all good, man.
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PainterofCrap posted:I spent about six months welding and grinding the body of my Econoline, creating piles of metal dust in the process. Although diligent in sweeping and vacuuming it up off of my concrete driveway it was impossible to get it all, I still wound up with a spray of rust staining on the pavement. Fuckin nice
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Wait they just levered those huge tracks out from the stock control arms? Lol for gently caress sake you guys
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KakerMix posted:Wrongest thread it can be in, that rules.
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OBAMNA PHONE posted:Or when you catch up to them and they wasted all that fuel to not get anywhere any sooner I love pulling up next to a guy at a red, who peeled out from the last green, just to repeat the process.
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Cage posted:Wheel chocks? Oh you mean a cement brick. On a jobsite a few years back I came across a set of wheel chocks sized for the big offroad articulated forklifts/telehandlers/whatever you call them in your region, just lying there on the side of the road. i obviously couldn't let that hazard just sit there, so into my truck they went. In the years since they've seen regular use. They are hilarious oversized for typical vehicles but that sucker won't go anywhere. 
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Cactus Ghost posted:as a thirtysomething straight man my entire life has been like Memento except instead of losing his memory every 15-20min its me realizing i've been an idiot and a moron my whole life every 3-5 years, making changes, working on myself, and then suddenly another layer peels back and the cycle repeats Same and yet I've never once complained about my vehicle being shorter than someone else's of the same model lmao. I guess that's my "over 6ft" privilege?
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Kerrow posted:when I saw that, I though you're gonna have to swipe across the drat knob to change what it does, but you push the whole thing in to change between the modes. Timestamped below. I just know I would reach out to turn the knob and right as I touch it I go over a bump that jostles my hand enough for the knob to register a push so instead of changing fan speed I'm now moving the vent selection or changing my fuckin volume.
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TehRedWheelbarrow posted:"He affectionately describes the stick shift’s smooth knob nestled in his palm. (Sigmund Freud would have had no trouble deducing the grounds for this allure.)" And stomping the clutch is equivalent to tickling the prostate orrrrr?
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Only someone dumb enough to buy a Tesla would think that counts as off roading
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Nuevo posted:I also love how it's "exit and re-enter the vehicle" because of course ol' Musky is too high tech for antiquated tech like power buttons, so if your stainless steel dumpster shits the bed on the highway in a rainstorm you're stuck getting out in the pouring rain on the shoulder to turn it off and on again Now is it tied just to a door open/close cycle? Or does it include a weight sensor in the seat so you actually have to get out?
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Olympic Mathlete posted:You know how we sometimes have the conversation about not doing anything too stupid just in case the person you're pissing off has a gun? Tow drivers are routinely packing because that line of work is often at great risk of escalation, even when they're doing totally legitimate poo poo not... that. So there's decent odds that would start a firefight.
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Born and raised in SW WA, can confirm
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BuckyDoneGun posted:Supposedly they came up with a process to "coin edge" the panels, but they still sharp as gently caress. Because the process that existing car manufacturers use for all mass produced cars to prevent the body panel/door edges from thirsting for blood required Distruption, or? I even remember the mid 90s before low and mid-range PC builders learned what deburring was, and you ran the chance of flaying knuckles open adding a hard drive but even those low bidding bottom feeders fixed the problem!
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